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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1917

Page

8

The Greatest Single Lie Told by a Woman in the Pension Bureau

In a personal reminiscence from Washington January 31, a speaker recalls an elegant pension bureau woman spinning a dramatic Civil War tale. He rejects the tale as a whopper yet notes the woman’s poise and the social pressure of disbelief from a West Point cadet and onlookers.

Pension Bureau Potomac River Marshall Hall Xeeral Morera Voor Fortress Monroe Ilo United States Military School West Point Bates Schofield Jim Graham Adam Gard Fent Booth

Methodist Church Prayer Meeting and Conference Notice

Rev C F Baker of Charleston will speak at the prayer meeting this evening at 7 15. All members and friends are welcome. The second quarterly conference follows, then a short session of the official board. Officials urged to attend. Next Sunday evening the sermon topic is Hell. Choir will provide special music. E G Sandmeyer Pastor.

C F Baker Charleston E. G. Sandmeyer

Sunday Service Invitation from J L Oneal Minister

The Christian Church invites all to attend next Sunday. Morning sermon will interest Sunday school workers. Evening sermon will appeal to young people. Come meet with J L O'Neal, Minister.

J. L O'Neal

Croesus Wealth Buried By Sardis Earthquake Mystery

In Peekskill New York Croesus famous for vast wealth entertained a visiting committee. After warning that wealth attracts misfortune a quake buried the city and with it the riches, prompting Professor Howard Butler to plan a pilgrimage to Asia Minor to seek the buried treasures.

Peekskill N. Y Croesus Lydia Howard Butler Department of Art and Archaeon Sy Io Princeton University Asia Minor Butler Sardis Croton Falls George Horton Smyrna Professor Butler

Mine Deep Mushroom Farm Supplying Morgantown Markets

In Morgantown West Virginia Theodore F Imbach of the state agricultural station secured a permit from a mine owner to cultivate edible mushrooms in a deep coal mine near the Pittsburgh seam He found the soil moisture and nutrients ideal and began a mushroom mine that ships large weekly quantities to city markets.

Morgantown W. Va Pittsburgh Pennsylvania West Virginia Theodore F. Imbach State Agricultural Experimenting Station

Helping the Immigrant Opens Night Schools in Los Angeles

Los Angeles fifty thousand clubwomen join the Federal Immigration Commission and the school board to set new education standards for foreigners. The plan introduces practical lessons like calling a doctor in an emergency and contacting a police officer, starting with eighteen night schools for the foreign population.

Los Angeles Cal Federal Immigration Commission School Board Eity

Fire Destroys Cigar Store. Man Rescued

Fire swept a Brooklyn cigar store injuring owner James Rigsby who slept in the rear. Mice allegedly gnawed a box of matches starting the blaze causing about $500 in damages. Rigsby was revived at Brooklyn Hospital.

Wlite Mike Inia Brooldvar James Rigsby Beals Sovelanty

Colonel Roosevelt aids Oyster Bay with new fire truck

Fear of incendiaries in Oyster Bay eased as Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and wealthy backers unveiled a model fire truck. The apparatus promises rapid Sagamore Hill runs and strong protection for Long Island estates beyond Brooklyn. Donors include W R Coe C K G Billings J Stuart Blackton Colgate Hoyt Mortimer L Schiff.

Oyster Bay N. Y Theodore Roosevelt Sagamore Hill Long Island Brooklyn North Shore Colonel Roosevelt W. R. Coe C. K G. Billings J Stuart Blackton Colgate Hoyt Mortimer L. Schiff

And Still Eggs Are High

Charleston West Virginia to Birch Run Kanawas county farmer L P White owns Rhode Island Red hen Elassie that laid an egg every day for two months. Each egg larger than normal with the latest measuring eight and a half inches in length and seven inches in circumference. The hen is less than one year old.

Charleston W. Va Elassie Rhode Island L. P. White Birch Run Kanawas County

Sherrill Refuses $100,000 From Mother-in-Law Bequest

New York Charles H Sherrill once diplomat and Taft era organizer declines a $100,000 bequest from Mrs. Sarah Barker Gibbs died last May. He says he prefers the money join the residuary estate for his wife Mrs Sherrill, calling the amount a personal matter.

New York Charles H Sherrill Argentina Taft Sarah Barker Gibbs Sherrill State Comptrollers Office

Transit lines in New York taxed to keep pace with growth

New York transit faces mounting demand as November subway ridership averaged 1,199,900 daily and the L line 1,014,883. Officials note annual city traffic rising by over 100 million and expansions totaling more than 325 miles, while per person rides have grown from 147 in 1872 to 298 in 1906.

New York Interborough Rapid Transit Company Public Service Whitney Trafic Inter Borough Onnes New York City

Left Fortune To Servant In Kate Mulcahy’s Heir Claim

Carlyle Illinois tale: Kate Mulcahy a gray haired rheumatic servant is heir to Mrs. John McCabe with estate between 100000 and 200000 dollars. Relatives challenge the will while Kate served forty one years. Mrs McCabe kept her promise and Kate stayed by her till death.

Carlyle Ill Kate Mulcahy John McCabe Kate McCabe

Dog Star in Motion Pictures Imitates Bank Work

Carlisle Pennsylvania introduces Bill a bank messenger bulldog and Carlisle’s hotel deposit carrier who appears in a motion picture drama. The dog performs daily tasks to the bank and retrieves the pass book while also shown smoking a pipe in other filmed tricks.

Carlisle Bill

Guardsman Jilted Ends Life in Uniform

New York report shows Ezra G B Naylor Jr, a New York National Guardsman, returned from the Mexican border, dressed in full uniform, wired the room, and shot himself after a breakup. A released letter indicated another man had replaced him.

New York Ezra GB. ‘Naylor, Jr

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